Apex, Inc. is a not for profit agency that has been serving individuals with developmental disabilities for over thirty-one years. They currently serve thirty-five plus individuals in a variety of capacities. Apex operates Group Homes, as well as a seventeen unit and four-unit apartment complex, for individuals with disabilities who are able to live independently. In addition to those services they provide avenues for employment.

Information on HIV/AIDS. Case management, housing and utility assistance, nutritionist, mental health services, dental and eye care services, HIV employment program. Serves 405 and 580 area codes of the state.

Specializing in employment and retention services for individuals with HIV and AIDS.

Sheltered Workshop: Manufacturing heat and air conditioning filters, packaging, assembly, bulk mail-outs.

Supported Employment and Sheltered Workshop: janitorial services, laundry services, packaging, collating, gaskets, valve caps, laundry services, general assembly, and fabricating.

Vocational Services and Sheltered Workshop: Janitorial services, grounds maintenance, general hand assembly, bulk mail processing including labeling, folding, collating, etc., imprinting napkins, pencils, business cards, school spirit items such as ribbons, banners, etc., curbside recycling, Thrift store, bulk rag sales, button recycling, packaging, errands for community.

Dale Rogers Training is the oldest and largest provider of employment services in Oklahoma. DRTC is committed to assisting Oklahomans with disabilities to obtain and maintain employment through multiple contracts with the Department of Rehabilitation Services, Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) of DHS and federal contracts through the AbilityOne program.

Supported Employment contract through DRS provides job coach support once employed for up to 6 months. Supported Employment options are also available through DDS for those who need longer-term supports.

DRTC has janitorial and food service jobs at federal contract locations – Tinker air force base, Mike Monroney Center (FAA) and the federal buildings downtown OKC. These are individual jobs that pay at federal wage determination rate and include health & welfare benefits. Job coaches welcome. No referral needed.

Persons with more significant support needs participate in the vocational services program where they have opportunity to engage in productivity based activities that include sorting, packaging, shrinking wrapping, and general hand assembly, etc.. They also produce acrylic awards and gifts, assemble custom frames and quality check and package promotional items. There are opportunities to learn hard skills in warehousing, screen printing, customer service and receptionist, most of which pay at or above minimum wage.

Dynamic Independence is a non-profit organization serving individuals with disabilities and their families in Washington, Nowata, and Craig counties in Oklahoma.

The Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion (EARN) offers information and resources to help organizations of all sizes recruit, hire, retain and advance people with disabilities; build inclusive workplace cultures; and meet diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA) goals.

ERI’s Mission is to empower people to live better and more productive lives by providing community employment and residential supports services that are customized to meet their needs.

Project SEARCH is designed for students with significant disabilities to assist them with a plan to transition from school to employment through innovative workforce and career development. It is dedicated to workforce development which can benefit the individual, community, and workplace by offering on-site job skills training and support, career exploration in a variety of entry level positions, internships, interviewing and assessment practice, and job placement. It is not intended as training for the “easiest” jobs, but complex and systematic jobs matched to student skills and interests.

Garvin County Community Living Center, Inc. is a non-profit corporation committed to serving people with developmental disabilities.

Golden Rule Industries is an Oklahoma non-profit that supports the lives of people with disabilities as they seek meaningful work in our communities. The organization also operates three thrift stores in the Muskogee, Wagoner, and Tahlequah areas.

Services include Adult Day Service, Career Development Center, Goodwill Housing, Maximum Independent Scholarship Program, VITA (Free Tax Preparation), Workforce Development Center, Youth Services (For Youth With Disabilities).

Workshop providing employment to individuals with disabilities. Work contracts include cleaning, recycling, and a saddle cleaning shop.

INCA Community Services, Inc. shall operate programs to alleviate the causes of poverty and enhance the public health and welfare by opening to everyone the opportunity to work, have safe and affordable housing, transportation, training and education, and live in decency and dignity.

Supported Employment: Specializing in employment supports for individuals with severe mental illness.

Sheltered workshops: Janitorial services, grounds maintenance, laundry services, general sewing custom clothing, small assembly work, litter pickup, mailing services, packaging, machine embroidery, manufacturing of metal signs.

The goal at Kiamichi Opportunities is to provide quality residential and vocational services for people with developmental disabilities in Southeastern Oklahoma.

Sheltered Workshop: Assembly line work, highway litter pickup, recycling of corrugated paper and aluminum cans, pallets, all phases of bulk mailing, bonded paper shredding, document destruction.

McCall's has been providing a safe, nurturing environment for individuals with intellectual disabilities since 1954, where they can reside and receive supports which promote independence, self-sufficiency, and personal goal attainment. They offer training in life, social, and vocational skills; job opportunities; and varied recreational activities in a family-style, congregate setting.

Provides vocational assistance as well as group home services to individuals that experience a developmental disability.

Sheltered Workshop: janitorial services, light assembly, and packaging, assembly and packaging of fishing accessories.

Sheltered Workshop: assembly.

The Oklahoma Production Center (OPC), is a Private, Non-Profit organization providing Residential, Vocational, and Educational services to individuals with disabilities.OPC provides community job contracts including Janitorial Services, Trash Services, Sub-contract assembly, Ground Maintenance, and more.